6th January 2006
Liza,
First off, Sular (nisoldipine) and Cartia (diltiazem) are very different calcium channel blockers and neither is a generic.
A person with a long ago case of Hep-A really (food and water borne) doesn't have much to worry about. It goes away fast without much residual damage. I had it 30 years ago and my liver enzymes are always fine.
Personallly, I think you will be happpier with the diltiazem than the nisoldipine...a lot of people do pretty well on it. Your dosage is medium light.
First off, Sular (nisoldipine) and Cartia (diltiazem) are very different calcium channel blockers and neither is a generic.
A person with a long ago case of Hep-A really (food and water borne) doesn't have much to worry about. It goes away fast without much residual damage. I had it 30 years ago and my liver enzymes are always fine.
Personallly, I think you will be happpier with the diltiazem than the nisoldipine...a lot of people do pretty well on it. Your dosage is medium light.
